Hello,
I’ve come across something really weird that never happened to me before- I was editing my code and adding some images to the links and I realised that when I inspect an element there is a piece of code that I haven’t specifically declared and I have no idea how to remove it (pics below).
Obviously as a consequence of that declaration the icon doesn’t show. Here is the pen:
I’m completely flabbergasted, I don’t even know how to google the solution for this. Has anyone come across something like that and is this a common thing to happen? And obviously how to go around it without using a different image altogether?
Hello there @kriszte 
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These type of things can happen if you have extensions that modifies some HTML elements in a website. This can also happen if you have a JavaScript file that adds a styling property to the img element. Can you maybe share us a link to the codepen so I could troubleshoot it further, thanks.
Hope this helps,
Remember to Stay Safe and Happy Coding!! :)
Catalactics
Ah, sorry sorry, completely forgot to add it:
Hello~!
The button renders on my end. 
@nhcarrigan
So would that mean it has something to do with different browsers? Could I somehow ensure it shows on all the browsers then? Maybe declare my own !important to override it?
My guess is that like @Catalactics said, you’ve got a browser extension (like Ad Block?) that’s disabling that element.
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Ah yesyesyes, I do have an adblock extension 
I’ll just change the image so no adblock reacts to it… 
